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The Secret To Having Absolute Confidence in The Creator: The Law of Supply

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4 years ago

January 27, 2018

According to the spiritual law of supply, The Creator is the ultimate supplier, and his supply is unlimited.

Spiritual teachers mostly use nature to prove this Law.

If you take a closer look at nature, you’ll realize that all creatures are placed in areas that supply them with everything they need. For example, lions are placed where there’s an abundance of zebras and antelopes while eagles are placed where there’s an endless supply of small animals. Besides this, there’s always a source of water for animals regardless of where they live.

I don’t know if animals understand the law of supply, but I know they never worry about food or water.

Human beings are the most advanced animals, but ironically, we are the number one worriers. We have powerful minds that realize the existence of The Creator, but surprisingly, we worry more and doubt God’s provision.

Jesus, the Christian Messiah, was so perplexed by our level of worry that he said, ‘Look at the birds of the air: they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more than they? Can anyone of you by worrying add a single hour to your life?’ What Jesus was trying to say, is that we must never worry about our needs because The Creator will always provide.

Most of us lack confidence in God because we are unaware that the main duty of God is to provide and ensure that we have whatever we want. For this reason, we avoid asking big.

We have to ask big and be confident in The Creator because he always supports us by supplying us with everything we need. For instance, he provides us with endless opportunities that we can only see when we increase our awareness levels. His supply is unlimited.

If you don’t have confidence in God, then I believe understanding the Law of Supply will help build confidence in him. The Creator created demand in you so that he can supply, and there’s nothing he cannot provide if you have absolute confidence in him. For this reason, avoid worrying about the future, and put all your trust in The Creator because he supplies for every creature, including you.

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6 Comments

Pinchez

January 28, 2018 at 8:55 am

True… God is the Only supplier….for demand to exist there must be a supplier…we are the demand he is the supply

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- Isaac Wechuli
  
  January 28, 2018 at 9:16 am
  
  Yes man….in addition, we don’t get God’s supplication because of the limitations in our minds, and the lack of faith in the power of the Creator’s supply
  
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swanstuff

April 1, 2019 at 7:50 pm

Always a good reminder! And though your nature example isn’t actually logical, it’s a pretty picture of real truth. Worry eats the mind!

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- Isaac Wechuli
  
  April 2, 2019 at 5:13 am
  
  it’s logical. I have watched hundreds of nature documentaries and realized that every animal is always placed where it can access its preferred food
  
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  - swanstuff
    
    April 2, 2019 at 5:54 pm
    
    I agree that God is an abundant provider, that’s why he gives animals legs to move to where the supply is. Doesn’t take anything away from the great provider. 🙂
    
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Isaac Wechuli

April 2, 2019 at 8:03 pm

Yes swanstuff God is an abundant provider, capitalism and the destruction of nature have created the illusion that the world’s resources are scarce. Meditating deeply on God and the world showed me that the creator created all needs and a way to fulfill them. We just have to have absolute faith in ‘The Great Provider.’ It’s very beneficial to believe in The Creator’s ability to provide. And thanks alot for your enlightening idea. ‘God is an abundant provider, that’s why he gives animals legs to move to where the supply is.’ I never looked it at this angle

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